Opening Door To Nursing At Washington County Hospital School
The Washington County Hospital School of Nursing opens its doors to mature married women and men. The policy expansion challenges old notions that nurses must be young and single, offering opportunities for older women and men to join the profession. The piece argues nursing suits anyone regardless of age or marital status and predicts rising demand for nurses.
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Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Hospital
Do The Tests Need Testing Might Hurt More Than Help
An expert urges caution with psychological aptitude testing noting many tests lack scientific basis and are misused. Dr Henry Weitz of Duke University proposes a national commission to study testing and establish ground rules to curb psychometric malpractice. He argues tests are only one factor in assessing ability and warns society risks becoming test-happy.
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Junior
Henry Weitz
Duke University Counseling Center
Weitz
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Edison
Voice Of The People Christmas Frustrations And Letters
A reader vents over chaotic toy assembly instructions and broken promises of easy builds spending 112 hours with little progress. The column invites concise letters about Christmas woes and urges readers to send 250 word or shorter letters to Voice Of The People in Hagerstown. A sheriff responds to concerns about gambling rumors, urging citizens to report illegal acts and cooperate with Juvenile Court authorities.
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IV Mail
Hagerstown
Williamsport
Washington County
Charles E. Price
Good Deeds Versus Retaliation in Blood Donation Debate
A speaker pledges blood donation to the Viet Cong as a moral question about saving lives over retaliation. They cite Senator Kennedy and argue most Vietnamese are influenced by manipulation, comparing Vietnam to the Civil War and urging aid to win hearts and minds, while questioning reception of Western aid.
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Sen. Kennedy
The Value of Teeth In Legal Damages And Health Tips
An article discusses whether teeth losses carry legal monetary value in autos and other injuries, citing cases and expert opinions. It covers typical damages, prosthetics costs, attorney fees, and how disfigurement affects awards, plus readers’ health questions on stomach, Bell's palsy, ulcers, and pancreas-related topics.
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Js & Tooth
Debust
Hervey Ssrner
Chicago
Journal of the American Dental Association
From Yesteryears Jottings and Local Happenings
A collage of local notes: R Paul Smith’s rise at Potomac Edison. speed enforcement measures in downtown intersections. Red Grange earns 82000 in 11 days. wedding of Dr E M Schindel and Miss Margaret Scheller. Frog Hollow rescued from debt by Martinsburg agents. farmers split on subsidy programs. seniors more numerous than before the war. deer hunting scarce per Game Warden. Blue Ridge buses delivery delayed to February. Major Dick Dice leads Pars Jat Squadron in Wealington. Hagerstown High School attendance drops from illness. County hearings on tax protests set for next week. Housing Authority eyes 250 new low rent units. sale of a $1200 Potomac River cabin prompts debate. Bellevue pest house fire damages building. Magistrate Ottinger links auto accidents to driver inattention.
Today in History highlights and key past events
Today marks the 341st day of 1965 with 24 remaining. Notable events listed include Pearl Harbor attack entry into World War II in 1947, Delaware ratifying the U S Constitution, New York Philharmonic first concert in 1842, U S war with Austria-Hungary in 1917, Wisconsin launch anniversary in 1949, 1944 Japan earthquake, Queen Elizabeth’s earldom in 1965, Russia-US Korea talks in 1965, and Sudan racial clashes a year ago.
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Associated Press
Pearl Harbour
United States
Delaware
U.S
New York Philharmonic Society
Austria-Hungary
Wisconsin
Japan
Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Russia
Korea
Sudan
Guidelines to restrict federal funds for family planning clinics
Washington officials issued five conditions for using anti poverty program grants in birth control activities. Participation must be voluntary, no coercion allowed, benefits cannot be tied to participation, and participants must be informed of available counseling and methods to ensure access to family planning services.
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Washington
Sergent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
Hig Uegram
Shriver
OEO
House Appropriations Committee
Big City
CAP
Congress
Calleagues
OFN
Lewisberry
York
Stewartstown
Pennsylvania
Planned Parenthood
Landru Bluebeard Trial Rounds to Guillotine at Versailles
February 24 1922 at Versailles prison scene ends with Henri Landru known as Bluebeard awaiting execution. Anatole Deibler oversees the guillotine as 400 onlookers witness the dramatic end of a career of seduction and murder. The case centered on a meticulous Paris bookkeeper who lured women for love then killed them for money and jewels.
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Anatole Deibler
Henri Landru
Versailles Presson
Mandru
Bluebeard
Landru
France
Gambias
Landry
Surete
Sandra
South America
Villa Gambais
Pel
Suleillant
Theresa Marchandier
Versailles
Three Minutes A Day and Hidden Leadership
A sermon-like piece contrasts hidden leadership with fame driven leaders. Dr. Harold Dodds is cited on needing quietly influential individuals who work for the common good rather than personal gain, urging selfless service and giving to uplift the underprivileged.
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Harold Dodds
America
Pers
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Viet Nam
Mr. Lerner
van Dellen
C. A
Bell
R. Paul Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Red Grange
E. M Schindel
Margaret Scheller
Frog Hollow
Martinsburg
County Agricultural Adjustment. Agency
E. BR
Mel Cullough
Hancock
Blue Ridge Transportation Co
Dick Dice
Waller J. Mee
West
Franklin Street
Wealington
Board of County Commissioners
Housing Authority of the
City of
Bellevue
Paul Ottinger
Robert S. Allen
Paul Scott
Jim Bishop
Sie
Bearys World
Dr. Spock
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